Michael Ariens' article "A Thrice-Told Tale, or Felix the Cat" accused Felix Frankfurter of fabricating a document related to this case. In Scalia's dissent in Planned Parenthood v. Casey, he contrasted this non-abortion related case with Dred Scott v. Sandford. The minority opinion in this case cited the Court's previous ruling in Morehead v. New York as proper. The decision in this case was notably delayed because of Harlan Stone's dysentery. The majority opinion is best known for stating "The (*) Constitution does not speak of freedom of contract." This case overturned Adkins v. Children's Hospital by upholding Washington's minimum wage la
Michael Ariens' article "A Thrice-Told Tale, or Felix the Cat" accused Felix Frankfurter of fabricating a document related to this case. In Scalia's dissent in Planned Parenthood v. Casey, he contrasted this non-abortion related case with Dred Scott v. Sandford. The minority opinion in this case cited the Court's previous ruling in Morehead v. New York as proper. The decision in this case was notably delayed because of Harlan Stone's dysentery. The majority opinion is best known for stating "The (*) Constitution does not speak of freedom of contract." This case overturned Adkins v. Children's Hospital by upholding Washington's minimum wage law. For 10 points, name this 1937 case, best known for seeing Owen Roberts surprisingly side with the majority as part of the "switch in time that saved nine" and rule against the title lodging establishment.
Michael Ariens' article "A Thrice-Told Tale, or Felix the Cat" accused Felix Frankfurter of fabricating a document related to this case.
{West Coast Hotel Co.} v. {Parrish} [accept either part or in {reverse} order, accept {Morehead} v. {New York ex rel. Tipaldo}, either part and in either order, until the {second} sentence]